*BULLHORN* PEDESTRIANS RUN OUT INFRONT OF AMBULANCE! - Police , Fire & Ambulance Vehicles Responding

[@the_once-and-future_king.]

As I always said when I was in the service, getting hit by an ambulance doesn't hurt any less!

[@bytesback.]

True, but the wait is substantially less.

[@SkorpzOfficial]

@@bytesback. can’t argue with that information…

[@philtabest]

@@SkorpzOfficial I'd be interested to know what the procedure would be if an ambulance hit a ped. I imagine the paramedic would need to contact control to get another ambulance dispatched to the scene so they can investigate the collision.

[@SkorpzOfficial]

@@philtabest police would also likely be involved. Any traffic collision whether it involves a vehicle or Pedestrians must be investigated by police. So all involved would be subject to questioning from police. But obviously the close proximity in this case warrants the lack of travel time. So you’ve a higher likelihood of receiving more adequate care for whatever injuries you received from being hit by it 🤣

[@mdcclxxviepluribusunum1066]

Big claims if an emergency vehicle hits you. Happened to me once with an undercover police car going through a red light. He immediately said I went through a red light and because I can’t stand liars I made the necessary claims and got a 5 figure payout.

[@ItsMotoMatt]

9:22 Great idea, lady. Run in front of an ambulance AND take your child with you. Stellar parenting.

[@anoldfogeysfun]

Well, to be fair, Flumella was apparently desperate to reach Starbucks or Costa for their much needed Mokka Chokka Flokka Pokka Sokka Dokka's - with cream!?

[@henrik1743]

Reminds me of in Germany, me and my sister looked both ways that it was clear (I mean clear for 200 metres at least) and walked across a red light at a crossing. 20 seconds later the german cops came up in an unmarked car and wanted to pay us fines, but we played the tourist card and got away. 150€ fine and they love to fine people for it in germany.

[@pawel.badenski]

@@henrik1743 I've heard of this. I'm surprised that this hasn't been ruled in Supreme Court in Germany yet - this seems like the application of law contrary to the spirit of the law.

[@fredpuntdroad8701]

It's follow-the-leader syndrome in action. Two people run forwards, someone automatically follows them before. Most people do that.

[@bjornbittner3224]

@@henrik1743 A red light is a red light is a red light :)

[@WritewheelUK]

The reaction of the woman with the child is a response that all emergency drivers experience from time to time. I think it's a form of the flight/fight/freeze reflex that's the norm for everyone. Any driver on the 9s must keep in mind that they can generate this behaviour and drive accordingly. The woman probably isn't stupid, not a bad parent, and there's nothing wrong with her. She's reacting to a stressor. It's the same as any other reflex in that it is all but instant and all but impossible to stop doing it. It's a responsibility of a 9s driver to avoid accidents. In 30 years as a police officer, most of it on response one way or the other, I've frequently seen such behaviour. It happens, it will continue to happen.

[@Person01234]

Additionally she realised her mistake before it could become serious and stopped well short of the path of the ambulance even if the driver hadn't been aware of the danger. This was simply a misjudgement of distance/speed, something I think we've all done from time to time and a reaction to "what everyone else was doing" which is a pretty strong influencer of human behaviour especially in a tight situation. The only real issue I have is with potential lack of awareness from pedestrians. Though hearing sirens in a city is not a reason to drop everything you're doing, it seemed like the majority of those pedestrians were not aware of the proximity of the ambulance or it's intended direction (perhaps it was obscured by traffic?) before they started crossing and they should have been paying more attention and not just going because the light went green. But let's be real that's a pretty normal thing for people to do. And ultimately everyone managed to clear the area in front of the ambulance, there were several layers here that prevented an accident. All these people writing nasty comments need to look at themselves in a mirror. This could have been almost any of them on another day in another place, I guarantee it.

[@Rob2]

Yes and it is parly caused by the volume of the sirens, which in turn probably is required because of people wearing headphones. Making such a loud sound meters away from a pedestrian (who already started crossing the street before the siren was turned on) is not going to work out well.

[@Spirit-Life980]

Oh right really

[@australianemergencyvehicles505]

There's something wrong with some people I swear, great catches! I subbed!

[@ThamesValley999]

Thanks for the sub and for watching!

[@markproctor6678]

6:31 it said Volvo xc40 and Focus St it didn't look a St focus

[@NikosChickenBurger]

@@markproctor6678 not our problem some people don’t forget ur get them muddled up

[@britishprofessor9957]

The onus is always on the driver he is protected in the vehicle the person is not.

[@boiledegg6788]

Yup... I guess health and safety has saved people from their own deadly decisions... Therefore the number of people who would most likely naturally have just died off day to day has just grown.... I'm not sure if it rubs off on their parenting so perhaps grown exponentially too?

[@staffsemergresp]

They have absolutely no regard for their safety at all, Amazing video!

[@ThamesValley999]

I know! Its very stupid. Thank you!!

[@meowpolice3414]

Yes very stupid

[@almilhouse9059]

Anyone ever notice they're in a hurry crossing like that you would swear they were running late for their own funeral.....one that always amazes me is the junkies, in a hurry to get to the other side and that's it.... They just stand there...

[@toxic60hzinit42]

She’s doing that with here kid

[@elfosmog]

Sad, is the same all over the world….

[@Person01234]

Did you people even watch the video? It appears, since everyone started crossing, that the pedestrian lights turned green. They could hear an emergency vehicle for sure but that's not exactly uncommon in a lot of cities and it appears most people didn't notice it or realise where it was going. So people started to cross. Some of them then saw the ambulance and that it was coming their way. They ran to get across and out of the road and out of the way (a fairly natural reaction in the heat of the moment even if it would be better to stop). This lady misjudged the distance and followed suit, but then realised she wouldn't make it and stopped herself and her kid in time. At worse this is a case of being not adequately aware of your surroundings and a bad timing decision regarding traffic. She's not blameless, she exercised poor judgement, but she's also not satan incarnate. Some of these comments are pretty disgraceful and I bet this woman could be any one of you people in different circumstances.

[@mipamat5804]

Have a little sympathy for little Jonny/Suzie sauntering along texting/chatting their important friends with air-buds in, concentrating on their screen, no wonder they can not hear this big brutish machine behind then interrupting their conversations!!

[@SomersetEmergencyResponses999]

Nice video mate Silly people running across in front emergency vehicle

[@ThamesValley999]

Yeah! Thanks :)

[@lukecook5801]

Y’a if i was where they were I’ll move the over way to them

[@somegermanguy7]

I know fr I'm from America but I also like the uk responding vids

[@britishprofessor9957]

Them should be replaced by these. Are you calling young mother and child idiots. Tha ambulance should have slowed down at crossing. Not speed through it. If it was one of your family hit, would you be so understanding

[@jordanbayley2905]

@@britishprofessor9957 yes slow down in a life threatening emergency where every second counts

[@antonyhobbs1144]

9:21 Is that woman for real. She was putting her childs life in danger. Fantastic piece of driving by the person in the ambulance vehicle.

[@konewone361]

That’s Karen training a new Karen

[@theamazingwam7998]

She heared the sirens. Saw the people in front of her run to other side. In panic she runs with them despite JUST stepping off the pavement. Conformity is dangerous

[@nkt1]

@@theamazingwam7998 She hasn't just stepped off the pavement. It looks as if she's already about halfway across.

[@TheEulerID]

Garbage. There was clearly a green light for the pedestrians, and they'd already started on their way before they knew where the ambulance was, and were caught half way and were trying to get out of the way. As it is, it is 100% the responsibility of emergency vehicle drivers going through red lights to do so safely, especially when there are other vulnerable road users out there. Nobody takes a test to be a pedestrian, and when faced with an unexpected situation, people will not always do the right thing on the spur of the moment. Emergency service drivers are specially trained for this. They do it everyday, whilst the same is not true of a woman with a child. So many sanctimonious know-it-all judgemental people in these comments.

[@Telukin]

To be fair, if you're crossing and suddenly you get sirens + horn, it's easy to panic and start to run before your brain kicks in to tell you to stop - looks to me that was this reaction. Don't be so quick to judge!

[@zenobikraweznick]

Totally like the idea of putting up tips of the day on the sides of the fire trucks, brilliant and informative! Prevention is the key to saving lives!

[@katzgar]

10 points over the hood, 5 points for under the tires.

[@carterburton]

whot

[@2mdjr532]

Lol I love this comment 😂😂😂

[@ladypeiandtheclown5410]

50 points if they go up over the roof😂

[@VortexAwakening]

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[@pontiacgto1188]

100 points if they need another ambulance

[@joshuabeagle]

I teach this all day long in the ambulance service. You would not believe how some people react to us. We even get some people try and race us, follow us through red lights.

[@Alan_Clark]

Presumably they think they will get a fast and easy run through the traffic. This video shows the danger of doing that. kzbin.info/www/bejne/naSVoYd-lN99kLs

[@nicholaspeberdy8537]

9:18 that was close.

[@ThamesValley999]

I know right!

[@2011blueman]

Plot twist: All the emergency vehicles were responding to a cat stuck in a tree.

[@jamesharman647]

hahahaha that wave from the crew of the sprinter responding, brilliant

[@nixplays8435]

Is blue lights and blaring sirens not enough for some people Were they all going to the same incident or was this fimed different days and put together?

[@felincircuit321]

Good question !

[@nchcroy3877]

Cant always tell from which direction that it is coming from...

[@Critical911]

Amazing video!! You earned a like and a new subscriber! Greetings from Las Vegas Nevada!

[@OctopusVlogs]

4:40 Is in Bracknell, I walked by there later that day when police tape was still up

[@kiangreen3709]

what happened ?

[@OctopusVlogs]

@@kiangreen3709 I don’t know, didn’t stop and ask

[@SuperClarkeyboy]

3:51 nice little wave there

[@crackersmcfee2584]

Growing up in Northern Ireland you quickly learned to run real fast in the opposite direction to where the police and army are heading. The fat kids didn't make it.

[@holdencross5904]

Oh Jesus Christ! God damn you for this joke.

[@crackersmcfee2584]

@@holdencross5904 😎

[@crackwitz]

I'm not irish or anything but I'd still rather NOT meet any british police. I can't imagine what they'd do to me for just breathing wrong.

[@holdencross5904]

@@crackwitz not much unless someone said you offended them. British police are pretty chill.

[@crackersmcfee2584]

The fat kids would be great meat shields when a terrorist bomb went of or some shithead decided to do some shooting. The police and army heading to clear people from the area was a good sign to run like hell. Seriously from the comments it seems everything has to be explained like you would to a child.

[@silkaverage]

4:13 that's my bloody hometown!! Bracknell, I heard about this incident in the local rag

[@nazbmn242]

What happened?

[@benjaminjacobsen7150]

3:53 the ambulance driver waved hahaha

[@just_a_fellow_aussie3980]

They underestimated the sheer beast of the Tiguan.

[@flibbertygibbet]

I always worry about my brother in law. He's a super guy but profoundly deaf. He would never hear sirens. I would like to assume these people are deaf but deaf people seem to be more visually aware of their surroundings. At least the ones I know.

[@boxfullofneutral8514]

to be fair I bet he is a decent fellow and he would probably look. Unlike these people who are clearly fucking idiots.

[@idprivateytchannel4181]

Nice that the paramedic car actually offered to let the pedestrians cross after they ran out of the way

[@kevindelvis4189]

7:20 Who knows what this siren is called?

[@nevillemason6791]

I don't understand the two pumps responding at 1:16 with clearly ladders missing off the appliances. I've seen this before but can't fathom why and surely lack of equipment is dangerous?

[@ThamesValley999]

They are different appliances , ones a pump ones a pump ladder. Respond to different incidents on their own.

[@danielw6882]

Is in United kingdom analogue or digital radio ambulance??

[@BucksBlueLightVids]

Great video mate

[@ThamesValley999]

Thanks mate

[@Unmarkedemergencyvehicles]

Great catch’s mate always busy in London

[@ThamesValley999]

Thanks for watching!

[@ukemergencyvideos3335]

Nice video mate!

[@ThamesValley999]

Thank you for watching!

[@stephensnell1379]

@@ThamesValley999 this video is fantastic absolutely superb 100%

[@peterevans3504]

The idea of emergency vehicles using siren's is to pre warn you there coming. While you think crossing a road is important imagine a person needing emergency pain relief because of a accident or a household getting burgled. Every second counts in emergency situations stop hogging the road with ya four kids and a pram

[@dorsetgamer3600]

Welcome to London basically the UK version of NYC pedestrians

[@kiangreen3709]

@Ms Kelly Victoria Gribben WHAT?

[@Superman-xs7pg]

@Ms Kelly Victoria Gribben Oi, get some help.

[@davidhumphreys4516]

The person crossing the road had right of way. Driver was going to fast and not at a speed to stop when giving way while going through a red light.

[@bandk2000]

I guess that people in other cities around the UK are more visually and audibly aware than London! The mere sound of a siren in other cities has people looking around to see which direction its coming from - in London it seems 'we don't give a damn' is the attitude. One other thing, there are way too many unmarked cars for them to be taken seriously!

[@CallMeAhSirHKP]

AAA THAT WHELEN HORN! NICE CATCH!

[@britishprofessor9957]

The onus is on the ambulance to avoid the person crossing the road. I suggest they slow down. If they knock the person down now you have two casualties. The person you knocked Down and the call you could not attend. Road safety is important. The gardai are very careful on the road.

[@nchcroy3877]

You are spot on. I think that perhaps many of those commentating are either from the USA where pretty much anything seems to go when it comes to blue light services or have been watching too much TV. Any blue light operative in the UK who hits a pedestrian is going to be in trouble..

[@britishprofessor9957]

@@nchcroy3877 I totally agree

[@brianbickle7395]

Hopefully when you need one they take their time.

[@britishprofessor9957]

Same to you I hope when you need one they won't come at all😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂I take it you find it OK to knock down a person when on call. Sick

[@andrewrescue31]

Nice video!

[@ThamesValley999]

Thank you!

[@informationallycorrect8305]

The little honks from them changing the siren noise is adorable lol..

[@DBGardening]

Great video

[@ThamesValley999]

Thanks for watching!

[@brandonsaunders6976]

Not sure if you’ll see this but at 06:23 that isn’t a Ford Focus ST. It could be either a Zetec or a Tutanium based on the styling but the latest shape Focus ST is very similar shaped although unsure if they are used as police cars in England, some in wales but not sure about England.

[@fusiliers1]

What was this incident about

[@australianfirstresponders9054]

I'm subscribed

[@SkorpzOfficial]

That unmarked Volvo was slick 🙌

[@thebrowns5337]

Crazy how many cars, vans and lorries right in the centre of London! Need to up that congestion charge.

[@user-ei3dq2dw6i]

For that comment is why hgv drivers don't want travel into London the place should starve

[@southessexemergencyphotogr8124]

nice vid

[@ThamesValley999]

Cheers

[@moncey1120]

Okay, but why are so many people filming emergency vehicles?

[@carolempluckrose4188]

You see/year a vehicle with either blues and twos or just blues and you carry on crossing the road. Sheer, absolutely stupid. One day you might be glad of the same people to come and rescue you. I was earlier this year. Although I was unconscious and it was around 02.00, my husband told me I was taken in by blues and twos.. A massive thank you for saving MY LIFE..

[@Sharkacy]

Do they do traffic stops in London? If they do where would they do it with all the cars there?

[@ThamesValley999]

just do them anywhere and cause mahem 🤣🤣🤣

[@TBA_EAS]

@@ThamesValley999 mayhem*

[@ThamesValley999]

@@TBA_EAS my apologies for being dyslexic 😂😂

[@onlynexg301]

3:52 did you at least wave back

[@ThamesValley999]

Of course 😁

[@paulgannon3261]

Most drivers covered themselves in glory but the total disregard of pedestrians is mind blowing. Maybe just maybe the blues and two's are on their way to someone you know and care about

[@davidhumphreys4516]

Pedestrians who walked out in front of response car had right of way. The car must give way when going through a red light. Blue lights dont stop you being charged with any driving offence

[@JaapGinder]

In The Netherlands, the bullhorn is used by the fire department, and it works! I've seen that in the centre of Rotterdam. Cars moved out of the way, just to let the FD pass!. When I saw that in real life, I wanted to know more. And to be honest... people are reacting so... well.... stupidity rules. So, I see in other counties it's the same.

[@NixNix-ch7ow]

There was a blur glitch at the end of this video FYI, the final un marked car had it's license plate number blurred at the beginning of the clip, but as it made a turn to the left of the screen, the blur effect turned off and we briefly saw the cars plate number. I guess it doesn't matter as a car passed in front of the camera to hide that little glitch, but still. Also a very good video BTW.😎

[@ThamesValley999]

Thank you! The bluring is very awkward on youtube! As long as for the majority it covers it haha 😀😀

[@handlebullshit]

EJ21XFW :p

[@BadDriversOfAugustaGeorgia]

9:18 It look like they were in the ped crossing already and were trying to run out of the way.

[@whodar3swins]

plot twist the camera man keeps phoning 999

[@wardmd]

It NEVER ceases to amaze me how STUPID some people are (when it comes to giving Emergency vehicles the right of way)!

[@richardaylin8864]

That little boy looked so scared when the ambulance used a bullhorn

[@shimmy7169]

The fact that people can’t stop for 2 seconds for an ambulance to pass is astounding, those 2 seconds could save someone’s life.

[@sbreheny]

Have the British police adopted US-style sirens now? I remember when they had the two-tone siren.

[@DaChaGee]

Have you been in a coma? We adopted them in the 1980s!!!

[@madwhitehare3635]

Don’t ever go over the speed limit getting to a job. If you knock some damn fool down your employees will abandon you to the wolves. No job and prison.

[@andifishing1105]

Keren banget

[@theoriginalcripster]

09:22 The amount of times that has happened to me. 16 forward facing flashing lights (they were counted after my crash) and a 180db siren. Beggars belief sometimes!

[@crackwitz]

it's TOO loud. it SCARES THE SHIT OUT OF PEOPLE. this shuts people's brains off. if you need people to use their brains, be LESS of a THREAT to them. also 180 dB is criminal because that causes immediate hearing damage.

[@enochpowel3030]

They should award points to the drivers like in the film Death race 2000.

[@muicsboxsreview2214]

Keep up the good work on here mate am a big fan of u do a raelly good job on here mate keep up the good work on here mate form Greg bouchard

[@MervynPartin]

Am I imaging it or did the unmarked Peugeot nudge the car at 3:35?

[@that1guygamer850]

It nudged it. Nice spot!

[@CyclingDaz]

I see what you mean, but it's just the angle of the camera, as you're looking at it from pretty much behind. I don't think there's any contact there at all.

[@davidhumphreys4516]

Poor driving by the peugeot driver. You cant force any other driver to pass a red light. Time they went and got retrained.

[@iiLeaxrAvi]

3:47 the front design and the front lights are different

[@dast_uk]

Love her the ambulance driver waved to you 😆

[@petemaynard4425]

I was once bull horned by a rr ambulance car,but for a good reason not like those lot in your video!!! I was waiting at a crossing waiting for a red light and i could hear a siren.the lights turned red but i could see the rr ambulance car bearing down on the crossing so i took about 3 steps back to let them hopefully see i wont cross.as the driver slowed down by the crossing he gave 2 quick bull horn blast's a wave and a quick thumbs up!! Mind you a bmw driver was furious with me for not crossing the crossing,i wonder why 🤔

[@johncunningham4820]

Grey BMW - X2 . EJ21 XFW . The Secret Police . What's with the Pedestrians though ? " Hey ! . I'm Walking Here ! You just Wait , Emergency Services ! " .

[@roncheetham673]

wtf is it with all the budding cameramen ,haven't they seen a fire appliance before ?

[@fighternight34]

USA: everyone moves out London: *acts that their a normal car*

[@JLL_29]

The Brits are too busy sipping their tea to move their vehicle out of an emegerncy vehicle's way

[@calebmumby5803]

WOW that was amazing but what's wrong with people these day great compaltion ate

[@tommo3223]

Great video mate, would love to go up sometime soon!

[@ThamesValley999]

Thanks! You should

[@dorsetgamer3600]

Great video, good reaction by the paramedic must of been a critical emergency for them to be driving like that as for pedestrians regardless of the fact they had green light the RRV had its tones on before it even was anywhere near the crossing and could be clearly seen and heard this is why I will never cross when I see or hear an emergency vehicle even if it approaches from the other way you should still always be cautious as it may have to use oncoming lanes to reach the emergency, if the child got hit the paramedics would give basic aid to the child until a second crew can takeover as they would be interviewed by police and such and could easily make a mistake during treatment due to the shock of the incident

[@1054D-l7f]

I’m a paramedic in London and the APP needs a driving refresher. You never drive aggressively towards somebody on a crossing especially a child. You haven’t got a clue what you’re talking about, if that child would’ve been hit the driver would’ve been prosecuted quite rightly

[@dorsetgamer3600]

@@1054D-l7f if you could explain as a LAS Paramedic how he was driving aggressively towards pedestrians surely if he's driving like that he has a reason for it unless he thinks he's a GTA Paramedic I doubt a advanced driver would purposefully drive towards a civilian at high speeds. Now this isn't the first time I've seen emergency drivers driving like this once I saw a video of a met police car hit a curb at high speeds lifting the cars rear end up off the ground whilst they are different emergency services both would go through advanced driving courses

[@leonhardeuler675]

How does the youtuber know where the emergency services are going to be? Unless...

[@Professional_Youtube_Commenter]

I would never think that pug was a police car. Its old and looks like a standard hatchback. I always assumed police cars will be newer and bigger.

[@TheVinn3h]

They were all already in the middle of the road... you can never expect pedestrians to behave like motorists... ambo driver should have slowed he could see that crossing and see people on that crossing, they had right of way just then.

[@charliefreebury245]

The emergency vehicle always has right of way...

[@TheVinn3h]

@@charliefreebury245 sorry but no. they were already in the carriageway driver should have allowed them to safely cross or not cross.

[@davidhumphreys4516]

@@charliefreebury245 no they dont. Any red light must be thought of as a give way. The ambulance driver was a fault for not giving way and driving too fast for road givem it was high risk. If he had knocked anyone down then he could of been facing a causing death by dangerous driving charge.

[@SiLoJayLo]

@6:42 - maybe okay for an episode of Midsomer Murders, but a bit silly to be wearing no headgear on a scooter, when driving around in Central London traffic.........

[@alyx6427]

rip i once almost got hit by an ambulance at an island traffic light crossing- i guess looking both ways would be a good idea if you can hear an ambulance and there's traffic lmfao

[@palco22]

There's only one thing dummer than this video..........me watching it !

[@stace3037]

OK so the pedestrians had already started to cross before the emergency vehicle came into view, as it was obscured by other vehicles initially. It should have stopped to let the pedestrians either finish crossing or until it was obvious they had given way to it, which is exactly what happened. All good and no need to criticize anyone. The woman with the child could have initially thought in that split second that continuing forward would have enabled the vehicle to pass more quickly that standing in the road, nothing unreasonable about it.

[@clickbaitlover8590]

OMG an ambulance is approching, let's run in front of it!

[@noxas5814]

Is this in England. Yip, i understand...

[@WildlifeObsessed]

Around 8.30 when there are loads of Pedestrians crossing in front if the Fire Engine held at Lights was epic. But 1st Prize goes to the Mum at 09.30 who ushers her child out in front of the speeding Ambulance, lights and sirens blazing. What were they hurrying to that was worth risking ones life for …….. ?

[@radiosification]

They were obviously trying to just get off the road, didn't know which land the ambulance would want to go in.

[@graememckay9972]

That fire engine (think it was a turntable ladder) looked like they had either forgotten to turn the blues off or were responding and getting stood down but waiting for confirmation.

[@Otacatapetl]

@@graememckay9972 I think they'd forgotten, seen it happen before.

[@davidhumphreys4516]

The ambulance driver should of stopped as the pedestrians have right of way. The ambulance was going through a red light and must wait if needed until safe to do so

[@radiosification]

@@davidhumphreys4516 should have, not should of. So many people make this mistake. "Should of" is almost always wrong.

[@dukestt5436]

Do London appliance drivers have The Knowledge?

[@limeymax]

What’s going on????

[@Robloxianboi1]

9:22 that dangerous

[@stevenbass732]

If you run in front of an emergency vehicle going to an emergency, don't complain if you become a speed bump.

[@kymclinton3140]

If she was at a crossing and the lights turn red for the traffic to stop ,then it's natural to start crossing especially if they're slow changing lights obviously couldn't run fast enough I usually can make it by running like the clappers

[@missdonutaltaccount1380]

0:44 Anyone else notice that Tesla?

[@stevegibson2255]

Since when do Emergency vehicles have to give way to pedestrians ? Some people have no idea of the law or even common sense

[@tyeisepic9153]

Dawn that siren at 7:26

[@asfawtajames3946]

What the hell.. Some individualz are f...kry. Respect to the Crews on the street/land and waters.

[@graceperkins6757]

Why is there a dog barking in one of the chapters????!!!!!

[@Joehockey1990]

Man, and I though driving an Ambo in the U.S. was bad...

[@neilburns8869]

There really is no legislating for idiocy or ignorance.

[@katiepearce6110]

How many siren heads are rolling through the streets

[@izdiharizzanwibowo2629]

Wait , nowadays europe emergency vehicle use sort of american siren ?

[@stalker5299]

In the UK they use the wailing siren, have done for decades, mainland europe mainly uses the hi lo sirens but wailing ones are used sometimes, its a different setting for them :)

[@Ooog__]

no, because European sirens are better, they can be heard from further away unlike the American sirens which are louder but cant be heard from as far away

[@turbostar7077]

9:22 Her brain: "Ah yes, let me possibly kill me and my son by running in front of an ambulance going to an emergency, causing it to stop."

[@davidhumphreys4516]

Ambulance driver was going to fast to give way like they are ment to do when going through a red light.

[@sw6188]

I don't understand why all emergency services vehicles in the UK use only blue lights. Fire, Police and Ambulance all using blue. It would be better for Fire to at least have some red lights on their trucks. Here in New Zealand only the Police use blue, and even then they have red as well. Fire uses only red (no blue, but sometimes white as well as red) and Ambulances use red and white.

[@RawbHall]

Different rules different regulations. Blue strobe lights are for emergency use only, and must be given way to. Red lights are stop/brake lights while static, and can only be displayed on the rear of a vehicle. If the red light is a strobe flashing light, then it can be used by emergency vehicles on the rear of the vehicle to indicate an emergency vehicle stopped, such as a police car blocking traffic. White lights are forward facing only with exception of reverse light. Doctors can use a green flashing strobe light and carry the same weight as a blue light.

[@JimWhitaker]

@@RawbHall Green lights do not have the same "rights" as blue. Like amber lights, green lights afford the vehicle no special priority, and the driver is expected to adhere to all current traffic rules such as speed limits and traffic lights.

[@pauldavison7105]

Blue so as to be different to other lights on a car so they can be easy made out in traffic. They are all emergency vehicles so no need to differentiate between them with different colours as it serves no purpose.

[@LoganCorelli]

At least the mom was smart enough not to let her kid run across

[@mic7265]

You mean the mum that almost pulled her son in front of it

[@ibelieveyou2066]

They are quire hard to see,and they are quiet.LOL